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26 Best Window Treatments for the Bedroom

LeClair Decor

No room feels fully finished without window treatments. Sure, bare windows are a gorgeous look, but if the lighting situation in your bedroom isn’t precisely perfect, at least a few window treatments are in order. 

When dressing up your windows, you have a few options to choose from: blinds, curtains, and drapes. Contrary to popular belief, curtains and drapes are not the same thing, and each serve a different purpose. Blinds are great for selectively blocking light from your space while maintaining the crisp silhouettes of your windows. Curtains, rather, offer a light amount of light blocking and diffusion. And drapes, which tend to be very opaque, can be a great way to make your space feel darker, cozier, and perhaps even hotel-worthy. 

Of course, all three of these options can—and often do—double as décor accents, making your space feel more dynamic while helping you get your lighting situation just right. And to help you figure out exactly how to design your space, we’ve rounded up some seriously pretty bedroom window treatment ideas for you to get inspiration from. 

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Tyler Karu Design

Before you do anything, take a look at your space. Where is light coming in? And what kind of light are you working with? If sunlight streams through your bedroom window and onto your face every morning, you might need some light-blocking drapes.

If the sun rises on the other side of your home, however, you could opt for sheer curtains—or no window treatments at all. Start by understanding how light works in your space, and then shop for the combination of curtains, drapes, and blinds that perfectly suits your needs.

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Pure Salt Interiors

The color of your curtains is bound to become a prominent shade in your space, so put a little thought into your palette. You could match your curtains to your bedspread, your rug, or your throw pillows.

Or, you can opt for a neutral window treatment that pairs well with your walls for a timeless look. No matter how you decide, just be sure to choose a color you’ll love looking at—it’ll be the first thing you see when you wake up each morning.

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Katie Hodges

Window treatments are a practical buy. But, that’s no reason not to have fun with them. Feel free to invest in a statement-making shade or a bold pattern in your window treatments.

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White Sands

Drapes and curtains aren’t the only way to dress up your windows. Blinds can offer a sleeker, more minimalist way to get the benefits of window treatments. And since Roman shades are rendered in fabric, they can feel just as luxurious as their drapier counterparts.

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Erin Williamson Design

When many of us think about show-stopping window treatments, we imagine pretty prints and stunning colors. But, texture can be just as fun to play with. Blinds come in all kinds of different materials, and with enough digging, you’ll discover that curtains do, too.

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Devon Grace Interiors

Long curtains are incredibly popular, and it’s not hard to see why—they feel luxurious, elegant, and even palatial. But, shorter curtains can look just as lovely.

If you don’t mind taking a décor risk, consider giving shorter curtains a try. They’ll look especially great in minimalist, contemporary spaces where longer, more traditional options might look out of place.

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Cathie Hong

Window treatments typically adorn windows, but they don’t have to. In fact, hanging drapes behind your bed can be an easy way to make your space feel cozier and more luxurious—even if there’s no window there.

While this approach is a favorite among bohemian decorators, it can just as easily skew sleek and contemporary. Just opt for opaque, neutral drapes, and let them run from ceiling to floor. You’ll have a hotel-worthy space in no time.

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Erin Williamson Design

Curtains can be a great way to add contrast to a space, but they can just as easily help you cement a monochromatic palette. If you opted for an out-of-the-box wall color, consider choosing curtains that match.

Matching curtains will give your palette even more of a presence in your space. And if you’re ever in the mood for a change of pace, you can simply open up your curtains to expose your windows.

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Katie Martinez

Glass doors are just as capable of letting light in as windows are—and they often deserve window treatments of their own. Snag a set of curtains that you can easily slide to the side, and opt for a curtain rod that’s wide enough to let you do that.

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Jenn Pablo Studio

Mixing and matching patterns can be a great way to create a dynamic space, so take advantage of all the textiles in your space—including your window treatments. By opting for delicate patterns that fall within the same color scheme, you can craft a space that’s fun, eye-catching, and still veritably subtle. 

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Katie Hackworth

Many of us choose window treatments that match a color that’s already present in our space. But, you can just as easily use yours to introduce a new color to your palette.

If you go this route, you can make your curtains as statement-making—or subtle—as you want them to be. Just remember that your curtains will become a pretty prominent accent piece.

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Devon Grace Interiors

Letting your drapes run from ceiling to floor is a very popular move—and it’s one that can create a real atmosphere of coziness in your space. And if you want to take this décor scheme to the next level, you can get your actual ceiling and floor involved, too.

Match your curtains to your ceiling, and make sure the rugs lining your floor match, too. This floor-to-ceiling palette will immediately set the tone every time you step into your space.

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Tyler Karu Design

Many of us shy away from matchy-matchiness, but in the right context, it can be a whole lot of fun. Consider getting custom-upholstered throw pillows that match your chosen drapes—just keep the rest of your décor from feeling too uniform, and you should be good to go.

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LeClair Decor

Curtain rods are a necessity, and when chosen thoughtfully, they can also double as décor. Invest in curtain rods that aesthetically suit your space, and if your windows are statement-making, consider buying curtain rods that match. It's important to pick curtain rods that play well with other accents in your space.

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Maite Granda

Sheer curtains may sound like an oxymoron. After all, aren’t curtains supposed to block out light? But the truth is, sometimes you don’t want them to. Sometimes, you are looking for a little light diffusion, and in these moments, sheer curtains really do the trick.

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Design: Mindy Gayer, Photo: Vanessa Lentine

Oddly-shaped windows deserve just as much love as traditional ones. If you’re working with a bay window, consider investing in custom drapes that suit your space. Sure, this is bound to be a bit of a splurge—but the result is sure to be elegant, luxurious, and incredibly stunning.

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Ashley Montgomery Design

Raw-hem curtains won’t suit every space. But, they will make a striking addition to rustic interiors—and maybe some industrial ones, too.

Remember that texture can be just as fun to play with as print and color. Consider which combination of those three elements your space needs, and spring for an option that offers just that.

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Katie Hodges

Having trouble choosing between curtains and blinds? Simply opt for both. These window treatments tend to serve different purposes, so it isn’t excessive to buy both. Plus, the two can look incredibly eye-catching when paired.

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LeClair Decor

There’s more than one way to match your curtains to the other accents in your space. If you have a bedspread that’s textured with tufted polka dots, you can pair it with a similarly tufted set of curtains. Or, you could pair it with a set of polka dot curtains, which create an interior that feels dynamic and cohesive.

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Katherine Carter

Your space might be filled with windows of different shapes and sizes, and that makes for beautiful contrast. To balance this, mix and match different window treatments to get the job done.

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Katie Hodges

Not every window needs a window treatment, but if you have a window-lined wall that feels a little bare, curtains are a great way to go. Even a set of simple white curtains can add texture to your space, dressing it up without making it feel cluttered.

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Katie Martinez

You’ve heard of complementary colors, but you can achieve a similar effect with prints and patterns, too. Start by choosing a base pattern, and then choose a different pattern that’s similarly bold and colorful.

Be sure to pay attention to how large the print is—you want the pieces to have a similar visual weight. Seek out prints that look like fraternal twins, and rest assured knowing that if they look more like cousins, you can probably pull the design motif off.

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Tyler Karu Design

Your curtains can add a contrasting color, texture, or pattern to the mix. But, they can also offer a contrasting aesthetic. So, if you’re cultivating a modern Victorian vibe—complete with an ornate bed frame and antique décor—opt for window treatments in a more contemporary print.

Contrasting window treatments make the other pieces in your space stand out even more. You can keep things feeling cohesive by adding another contemporary accent or two throughout the room.

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Proem Studio

Give your room a touch of hotel-worthy flair by investing in two layers of curtains. The inner layer closest to the window can be a little sheer, while the outer layer closest to the bedroom can be thicker and more opaque. This will allow you to customize your natural lighting situation—plus, it just feels luxurious.

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Erin Williamson Design

Your curtains are just another accent piece, so they don’t have to match anything else in your bedroom. They could bring a new color into the mix—or even a new, bold pattern. Be sure your curtain selections have something in common with the other pieces in your space so the bold colors don’t feel too unwelcome.

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Devon Grace Interiors

Often, our curtains are darker than our walls—but they certainly don’t have to be. Take a counterintuitive approach and pair sleek navy walls with crisp white curtains. This inverted palette will leave your room feeling unexpectedly eye-catching and delightfully cozy.

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Window treatments like curtains and blinds are essential in the bedroom to add privacy, make it easy to adjust the lighting, and help maintain a steady temperature. There are many different types of window treatments, however, and exploring the options can be confusing. Some curtains are sheer to offer privacy without filtering too much natural sunlight, while others are designed to be room-darkening for peaceful, uninterrupted sleep. In addition to popular styles of curtains and drapes, there are several ways to cover your bedroom windows with shades, blinds, shutters, and more—and even stylish combinations that offer function and fashion at the same time.

Below, we'll break down 9 different types of bedroom window treatments to shade your space and help you decide what's best for your home.

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Choosing a Bedroom Window Treatment


Always remember to measure your windows before purchasing coverings. When it comes to choosing the best window treatments for your home, consider functional factors. Most importantly, decide how much light you prefer in the room. Blackout curtains and shades will block all light, while blinds, curtains, and sheers can allow various amounts of sunlight through depending on their material.

If your window treatments will be moved often (lifted up and down or pulled shut), it's also best to choose durable options. Thankfully, most types of window treatments come in various levels of quality. For rooms that are best suited to blinds, for example, it's possible to use wood or metal blinds that won't deteriorate when used regularly. On the other hand, curtains and drapes can both be long-lasting when made with hardy materials.

Consider your bedroom's decorating style, too, when deciding what type of window treatment will complement the decor. Heavy drapes might not suit a cottage style as well as sheers, shutters, or curtains, while Roman shades, drapes, and swags complement a traditional style.

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All about windows: tips, materials, designs

Tips

House in Sochi. Project of Zhanna Navolotskaya.

Closer to nature

Love for natural wood cannot be eradicated by progress. That is why, having decided to order new windows, we, of course, dream of wooden frames. In addition, wood gives more opportunities for creativity than plastic: it is easier to create non-standard frames in size and shape from it. After all, a stained-glass window in the spirit of Art Nouveau or a Gothic plastic binding will look simply comical. The most common types of wood for the manufacture of windows are pine, larch and oak (and not an array, but a glued laminated timber has proven itself best of all). Rarer and more expensive options are cedar, beech and mahogany frames. But despite the fact that modern methods of processing and coloring wood make traditional frames more resistant to weather tests and temperature changes, this material is still very capricious. Wood, like all living things, ages over time, and if you do not periodically update the varnish or paint coating, it also begins to absorb moisture strongly. A layer of varnish on wooden windows is not only a decoration, but also a protection of the frame and sashes from bad weather and sunlight. Even the most modern coatings protect windows from rain and heat for only a few years. So for south-facing windows or a busy highway, wooden frames are not the best choice. True, now this problem can be dealt with: decorative profiles made of plastic or aluminum are used to protect frames and sashes from atmospheric influences and street burning. They close the tree from the side of the street, prolonging the life and “health” of the window for decades. A separate story, if the frame is made of poorly dried and not treated with antiseptic wood: at best, it will lead, and at worst, you will have to change the entire window due to a fungus that has grown on it.

Apartment in Voronezh. Molbo Buro project.

Give me metal!

It's not for nothing that aircraft designers love aluminum so much: it is strong and light, and can withstand any weather whims well. In addition, it gets dirty more slowly than plastic, and allows you to make windows of any size and install them in openings of the most complex configurations. And the choice of opening methods for aluminum frames is greater than that of plastic or wood. Sashes are not only deaf, rotary and folding, but also sliding and folding. Plus - aluminum is not afraid of fire. Even the lack of “metal” windows that was felt before - high thermal conductivity (due to which a few years ago aluminum frames froze through) - has now been successfully eliminated. Aluminum profiles are insulated by connecting the outer and inner shells with a special thermal insert. Having solved the problem of physical cold, the designers also began to get rid of the aesthetic “cold”. For opponents of hi-tech, aluminum windows are produced, finished with wooden lining on the inside. By the way, the aluminum profile is easy to paint in any color according to the RAL scale.

Apartment in Moscow. Project by Svetlana Lee.

Apartment in Madrid. Febrero Studio project.

Fantastic plastic!

By far the most common are windows with plastic frames. But affordable price is not their only advantage. They are durable, keep heat well and, unlike wood, do not require special care. In addition, contrary to the mass idea of ​​​​the only possible “white frames”, plastic windows can look like anything. Profiles are painted in different colors and laminated, imitating the texture of any tree: for example, you can make “wenge veneer” on the outside, and beat Provencal blue on the inside. By the way, the surface covered with colored acrylic not only becomes more beautiful, but also acquires additional resistance to bad weather, scratches and dirt. And the best part is that the plastic under a layer of colored acrylic does not suffer so much from the sun, reflecting its rays well. The “heat” of a plastic window directly depends on the quality of the double-glazed windows: the number of chambers, the distance between the glasses, the presence of special energy-saving glasses, the filling of the chambers with an inert gas - argon, krypton, xenon - which also enhances sound insulation. The only controversial point with regard to plastic windows is a high degree of tightness. On the one hand, this is an undoubted advantage, because during the winter cold, precious heat does not leave the apartment. But on the other hand, it is a clear obstacle to natural ventilation. By the way, this is not only a problem of plastic windows.

Apartment in Moscow. Project by Timur Akhmyatov and Dmitry Ushakov.

Attention, air!

High tightness, to which all modern windows are oriented, is, of course, a good thing. But let's not forget that, while keeping the heat in the house, they at the same time prevent the outlet of the exhaust air to the street, and this is already fraught with problems with the home microclimate. Remember, is it pleasant to breathe air dried by batteries all winter? Simple ventilation (when the window sash is opened) does not always save the situation: do you want to patiently wait for the influx of freshness in a twenty-degree frost? What if there is a highway nearby? Therefore, when ordering new windows, it is worth supplementing their design with a small but very useful detail - a built-in ventilation valve. It guarantees a dosed and regular flow of outdoor air into the rooms and back.

House in St. Petersburg. Taupehome project.

Right under the roof

The architect Francois Mansart, who came up with the idea of ​​using attics as inexpensive housing for students, hardly suspected that people would pay several times more for the pleasure of living under the very roof than for standard apartments. Modern attics with the help of windows have turned from dark and stuffy closets with sloping blank walls into elite housing. In addition, the frames can be easily rotated 180°, simplifying the tedious process of washing windows. But aesthetically pleasing skylights have their own characteristics. Due to the fact that they are mounted in the roof slope under a certain slope, the window design is subject to serious climatic and mechanical loads. In addition to the usual street tortures of cold and heat, he has to endure torrents of water and "avalanches" of snow. Therefore, in almost all cases, a tree is used for the frame of skylights, and not an array, but a type-setting glued beam. It is more resistant to changes in temperature and humidity, and it is protected from bad weather by an antiseptic and several layers of varnish. For the sake of even greater reliability, the wooden parts of the frame are protected from the outside with metal plates. An open roof window "ventilates" better than usual - the flow of warm air from the room passes over the open sash, and fresh air at this time "flows" under it. In winter, they use a slotted valve that opens and closes air exchange. The only drawback of skylights is their binding to radiators. To prevent condensation on the window glass, experts strongly recommend installing the battery directly under the window.

Apartment in Voronezh. Molbo Buro project.

House in the suburbs. Project by Elena Zufarova.

Without noise

It's not the frames that are to blame for the noise penetrating from the street, but the double-glazed windows. They are responsible for decent sound insulation. Therefore, it will not be superfluous to take an interest in their design. It is clear that the more cameras, the less noise will enter your rooms. But there is a little trick here: with an equal profile width (for example, 45 mm), a two-chamber window will “make noise” just like a single-chamber one. So, when increasing the number of glasses, do not forget to increase the depth of the window. And in the case of a particularly “loud” road under the windows, order double-glazed windows with glasses of different thicknesses located at different distances from each other. Due to this "asymmetry", the sounds of the street will be isolated most effectively.

Apartment in Moscow. Project by Dina Vafina.

DIY

Window cleaning is a nightmare for most housewives. Someone is afraid of heights, someone hardly reaches the far edges of the deaf sashes. Let's rejoice, gentlemen! To make our life easier, they now began to make “independent” windows that are cleaned without human help. A pyrolytic coating is applied to their glass, which activates the process of decomposition of organic contaminants under the action of the sun. The self-cleaning process takes place in daylight (regardless of the weather), and most importantly, does not require our participation!

House in Jurmala. Project by Tatyana Fokina, Studio Caché.

Complete set

Like a real fashionista, a modern window has a lot of accessories for going out. Blinds, roller shutters, outdoor awnings protecting from the heat of the players are just a small part of the useful and pleasant additions. For lovers of gadgets, windows are equipped with all sorts of electronic “things” (automatic ventilation systems, smoke and burglary sensors). Only it is better to take care of their purchase in advance, when ordering the window itself. Buying a mosquito net or blackout curtains separately will be more expensive.

Apartment in Moscow. Project by Ksenia Ivanova.

Corner Bedrooms: 110+ (Photos) Filled Interiors

To ergonomically decorate your corner bedroom you will need patience, faith in victory and our advice. Corners are those lonely spaces in our homes that make us feel overwhelmed by their worthlessness. The layout of the bedroom with all sorts of "niches" and corners is a big mystery for homeowners and really, what are they invented for? After all, they can be so difficult to fill or decorate to match the theme of the room. In order not to put up with the status quo and leave things as they are, change the appeal of your corner bedroom by adding a little embellishment or applying an innovative idea to these corners. So let's talk a little about how to apply smart ways to decorate corners. About everything in more detail later in the article.

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Ergonomics of corner bedrooms

In order to successfully distribute interior items in a small corner bedroom, every detail must be taken into account. The wall color you choose and how you use that color plays an important role in creating a relaxing and inviting space . Several other components, such as furniture, accessories, and lighting, help to transform a small, uncomfortable bedroom into a spacious and comfortable one.

Utilizing every corner of space

Paint & Color

The colors you choose for your bedroom and how you use them determine whether the room feels spacious or cramped.

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If you want to use a rich color on the walls, paint all the walls except for the ledges and the near-ceiling line.

Light but rich color in the bedroom

Light color covering the walls and ceiling makes the room more spacious and bright. It also gives the illusion of visual height. Never use a dark color in a corner room with a non-standard layout in combination with a light one in the corners and ceiling. This will emphasize the uneven layout and make it visually smaller.

Furniture

The size and arrangement of furniture in the bedroom has the biggest impact on how cramped or spacious you feel in it. The fewer pieces of furniture you have in the bedroom, the more the room will open. Smaller elements that will be used for several purposes guarantee maximum return.

The space in front of the window should not be wasted either. A small table, chair or bench placed under the window creates a cozy reading area.

Built-in bookcases or wall shelves will allow you to use the vertical space, but resist the urge to fill all the walls with something useful. Otherwise, you will again emphasize the corners, as well as the small size of the room.

Sloped ceiling room

Lighting fixtures

A corner room seems darker, so choose your lighting carefully.

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Avoid heavy fabrics for window coverings because natural light is best here. Opt for lightweight or clear window coverings that allow for natural light.

Recessed or wall mounted lighting eliminates the need for lamps that can take up valuable space. Mirrors placed next to or in front of windows also reflect light and help brighten up the space.

Intense bright room lighting

Accessories

Having a bedroom full of accessories emphasizes the small size of the room, so instead of choosing a lot of small items, use a few larger ones. For example, instead of hanging a collage of pictures on the wall, hang one large piece of art.

Round rugs and tables visually round the room so as not to focus on the corners. Use accessories to bring color to the space. Bold colors in bedding, curtains, art and other elements add texture and expression to your bedroom's overall design while taking your eyes off the corner walls.

Emphasis on curtains and carpet

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9 Tips for Organizing Furniture in a Corner Bedroom

Any room that isn't a square or rectangle doesn't give you the symmetry to balance things out, and this can be a major problem even for professional interior decorators. The good news is that you can create beautiful interiors even in unusual rooms.

You can apply these general guidelines to decorate your bedroom with an unusual shape.

Create zones

Set all functions to be performed in the room. For the master bedroom, for example, this would be:

Then divide the space based on these needs. If the shape of the room is not comfortable, you may have to accept that not all features may work in every part of the room, for example, you may not be able to watch TV from your bed.

Dividing the bedroom into separate zones

If the room is large enough for separate rest and work space, arrange the furniture accordingly. You can place your computer desk and bookshelves in one part of the room and your TV in another. Corner spaces can be camouflaged by placing round furniture to take the focus off unnecessary corners. Consider placing easels, flower vases, or a chair in a corner as a decorative accent.

Imitation of symmetry

Do you have an uncomfortable window that does not allow you to do anything with space? By placing curtains along the entire length of the wall, from floor to ceiling, you can create the look of symmetrical windows and balance the space.

Equivalent asymmetry

In cases where counterfeiting symmetry is not possible, use the givenness that you have in your room to play with it by adding some pieces of furniture near the uncomfortable window, creating balance with a table and a different style lamp on the other side of the problematic one zones.

Window Space

Define and Bind Space

Actively use area rugs to design the space to delimit areas – even if they overlap on top of the main carpet. It helps to anchor and define the space and create zones.

Move the furniture away from the walls

For some reason, people want to align all the furniture around the perimeter of their room, but no designer would advise you to do this. On the contrary, for them it is like a bad form.

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The best way to deal with irregular walls is to move furniture away from them and use their parts to create partitions and zones.

Use armchairs to set up a corner area as a separate area with a cozy seating alcove.

Free space around the bed

Focal point

A great idea to organize furniture and accessories around the main concept of the room. For example, let the bed dominate the decor in your bedroom. If the bedroom is combined with the living room, it can be a TV or a sofa. Then decorate the rest of the space around the focal point. By doing so, you focus on the essential aspects of life, which gives you the necessary orientation to place the rest of your furniture and accessories.

Let function dictate the decor

Use freestanding bookshelves and other tall furniture to act as effective room dividers. Dividing a room with an irregular shape is a great way to organize the flow of movement in a room.

For example, four-sided book stands can be accessed from all sides. This automatically reduces the room for sofas and armchairs against the walls. In addition to creating balance in an asymmetrical room, you can move freestanding furniture around at will and not be held back by a wall. It's also a good idea to place a rug in the center of the floor to draw attention to the middle of the room rather than the corners.

Floor lamp as decor

Keep decor consistent

Repetitive design elements on the interior make the room more balanced. It is important to have fitted window coverings. Furniture must be selected and wall finishes must also be coordinated. This means you can't have a themed wall in conflict with the overall design of the room unless you want that wall to be the focal point of the room.

Harmonious design elements

Choosing the right colors compensates for the irregular shape of the room.

Bright colors are best avoided as they will accentuate the shape of the room.

The right color can blend walls by keeping them in the background. If your walls are sloped, paint the slopes bright white to open up the room. And use complementary colors for the rest of the design elements. Remember the sequence we talked about above.

Bright white room

It is interesting to note that an unusually shaped room can become a highlight in a home if it is cleverly decorated. You can turn the oddity of a room to your advantage by interpreting it as a new design pattern, looking at the shape of the room as an advantage rather than an unappealing and inevitable fix.

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Wardrobes in the corner bedroom

Furnishing a corner bedroom with a built-in wardrobe is the best solution if space permits. Such a stylistic solution is suitable for the main bedroom, which combines a good rest and is functionally optimized.

Positioning a closet in an awkward corner can provide ample storage space and effectively use a forgotten area of ​​the room. It would seem that it would be easier to place a wardrobe in a prepared niche, but it is still necessary that the task be solved in accordance with all needs and that the finished product fit organically into the space, look like a natural part of the room.

Turning the dead end of the bedroom into a functional area is accompanied by appropriate materials and finishing effects. One of the smartest solutions is a rack suitable for storing shoes: the shelves can be closed with doors or open if you need to store something else besides shoes. Use sliding doors to one side for easier access to the back areas of the closet.

Corner Cabinet with Niche

Tip

For a stylish wardrobe, make a corner or flat insulated column cabinet that looks compact while still allowing you to store whatever you like.

These models are found in all furniture stores that sell sectional furniture. This solution is also for the corners between windows or doors so that you can use every meter of your room without blocking the light or disturbing the symmetry of the structure.

Sliding doors are the solution for those who want to keep their design clean and save even more space as they don't take up space when opened. You can install sliding doors on corner cabinets and create a neat storage unit when both doors meet in a corner.

There are many options for finishing effects on the doors:

To maximize space, choose a floor-to-ceiling solution and add sections according to the size of the room.

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Wardrobe

If you struggle with lack of space and always feel cluttered, make a separate area with a boudoir by arranging a closet structure that can take up the entire niche in the corner, trying to use as much space as possible. Whether you're looking to organize your closet or add more space to a cramped area, there are plenty of options.

Built-in wardrobe suitable for extra space to hang clothes . Or make the now popular lighter, smaller version of a traditional wardrobe design that fits into tight spaces. Then make light wood trim to match the bedroom set.

Built-in wardrobe in an asymmetrical bedroom

Or build a U-shaped wardrobe to take up the entire area with extra corners. Then determine how much space you need and which sections to install. This is a very convenient form that can be played with mirrors on the doors and nearby walls to create a 360-degree area for comfortable dressing.

As for wardrobe doors, there may not be any at all, this style is called “Boutique” and is also very popular. Or choose from convenient designs such as double, hinged or single doors. The latter method is less convenient, but more durable.

Popular Boutique style

Don't forget shelves as a way to get rid of the clutter in a room without spending a lot of money. Wardrobes come in a variety of sizes and styles that are customized to suit your space and needs. They can be used to store folded clothes, shoes, and other items that clutter up the home.

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3 Corner Bedroom Wardrobe Ideas

Some lucky people have enough space for massive built-in wardrobes, while most only have space for a small corner bedroom. It's time to make the most of the space you have. Check out these wardrobe ideas that will fit ergonomically into an irregularly shaped bedroom.

L-shaped

To make use of the dead space, try making an English L-shaped cabinet according to your footage. Build a hidden wardrobe right in the recess and add folding doors to free the bedroom from clutter and overcrowding. Such a closet will be designed to accommodate the most specific types of clothing and accessories.

Wardrobe to accommodate all kinds of clothes

Linear same color with walls

The unique quality of this wardrobe is that it uses a combination of the same color scheme with the walls, which visually expands the room and "hides" excessive angularity. Using a combination of natural wood and colored panels for added visual dimension is a designer's favorite trick these days. Build it straight up to the ceiling for a cohesive look and plenty of storage space.

Linear ceiling cabinet

Corner mirror all around

Install large mirror panels to reflect light throughout the room . This will minimize the impact of a large storage installation, and sliding doors will complement a good design. This cabinet can be installed even in the most visible place - for example, behind the bed, as its capacity will be hidden and the space will not be burdened.

Wardrobe with a mirror

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12 Smart Ways to Place Your Space

Bedroom corners have a lot of potential waiting to be discovered. With the right decor and a little creativity, you can easily accentuate your bedroom in the corners. Use these ideas to spark your imagination and find the basis for your own projects.

Corner bed

The bed is the focal point of your bedroom and should remain the center of attention no matter where it is placed. After all, even if she has a major role in the script, this does not mean that she must always be in the center symmetrically.

Corner beds used to be used quite often and today they are slowly starting to become popular again. They are used mainly because they save space and make use of a corner that would normally be barren and collect dust.

New trends in bed design

Double comfort

Redefine what a corner bed can be - if you don't need a double size, place two beds with headboards at the corner to create a feeling of more security. The biggest advantage, however, lies in children's bedrooms, where bunk beds are very space efficient, allowing the rest of the room to be organized as a play area for little loved ones.

An unusual solution for the whole family

Hot corner with a fireplace

If you don't want to remodel the whole room and move the bed to a corner, there are other ways to improve the corners. Leave the bed in the middle, because it looks so elegant and special there, becoming the heart of the room. Instead, think of a corner as a good spot for a fireplace: a modern glass-fronted model or even a classic stone fireplace. Consider using a stand-alone fireplace to save you the noise of tiresome repairs .

Fireplace in the interior of the bedroom

Favorite reading nook

An actual way to decorate a bedroom: a reading nook. This will relax and immerse you in solitude before embarking on your favorite book. Whether it's a plush pouffe and an interesting ottoman with table and table lamp, or the most expensive Patchwork chair, a small space with a book will provide you with an extraordinary experience of intellectual pleasure.

Reading nook in corner bedroom

Make room for special moments

This is mainly for young couples and parents who tend to spend their mornings in the quiet sanctuary of an intimate bedroom. Replacing the reading nook with a simple coffee table and two chairs, or even a plush couch by the window, would make the atmosphere very fitting.

Notes

A small breakfast, morning coffee or just reading the first newspaper at an early hour quietly in the bedroom will help you enjoy the small joys of life.

Cozy reading nook on the windowsill

Ergonomic workspace for workaholics

We are all happy because we are all different. If you're more of a workaholic than a romantic, properly consider more pragmatic solutions. You know how much time you spent in front of your laptop or desktop computer at home, and you think that the workplace should be in the corners of the house.

Basically all you need is a work table that can be mounted on the wall and a chair. You can opt for a tabletop that folds up and a folding chair for more space.

Bedroom Study Interior

Universal Bookshelves

If reading nook sounds like a good idea, then you'll love the idea of ​​a corner bookshelf just as well. Obviously, the shelf also complements the aesthetic with a variety of rooms that can be changed every season to match the direction of interior design.

Themed corner bookshelf

Relax in style

A cozy daybed or a beautifully decorated armchair is another way to relax, and it works especially well with a spectacular corner window that brings life to your favorite corner. An unusual combination will give the bedroom a fabulous atmosphere, especially in winter, along with your favorite drink, your loved one and the first snow. A corner window can improve indoor air circulation through natural ventilation.

Relax with Corner Chair

Lucky Bedside Table

If your bed is very close to a corner and your small space can accommodate a nightstand, then consider a special, perhaps one-of-a-kind nightstand to create the perfect picture. By adding two bedside tables on each side, it will be possible to give the room a geometrically correct composition and visual balance. Simple, timeless and practical, the bedside table is always worth a look.

Visual balance with bedside table

Add some greenery

Bedroom interior design is about much more than decor and accessories, you can buy whatever you want without feeling at home. You may need something special, maybe a plant, a little touch of green to find your essence.

Bedrooms can look good with tropical-style plants, which are so popular today that they spread like wildfire.

Houseplants in a corner interior

Photographs of the outside world

Bedrooms overlooking idyllic mountains or churning waves on the beach. Create your own little oasis in the corner with full-size photo wallpapers and think of smart lighting to correctly convey the naturalness of 3-D graphics.

And if you can afford to open up the space with glass walls, you will create a very important connection between the outer and inner worlds. We cannot imagine a modern mansion without a view of nature, so create this natural luxury for yourself.

Charming natural retreat

Use and feed your imagination

Here's the most important advice for you: read more, imagine and feed your imagination with unusual ideas. They will serve as a living experience, and when you want to renovate, let you imagine the place to your liking and give you more options to choose from.

You don't have to recreate an interior design from a picture to get what you want: a simple bathtub in the corner, or a picture lit in a unique way that enhances your perspective, a simple vase or a chair you've seen somewhere - it can all be completely transform your space. Get creative and feel free to change up your decor whenever you feel the need to.

Elements of an unusual room decor

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Conclusion

We do our best to make every single centimeter well used in our homes. To do this, you need to approach the issue with planning, smart organization and use of space through the proper cleaning of useless items. There are certain tricks that help unload the room and now you have learned about them. Make room in the bedroom for your favorite activities and remove from there everything that does not belong to this room:

Patchwork Décor Throw

When your bedroom doubles as a living room, sometimes it's best to leave awkward spaces as they are. However, with certain types of themes, you can use this empty nook to add style and coziness to an entire room. For entertaining guests, it's a good idea to place a corner or sectional sofa to create a stylish conversation space.

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Conclusions

If you already have a sofa and still have a corner, you can afford to create an extended seating area by adding a set in an interesting style or more sophisticated surroundings. The fireplace is definitely one of the smartest and most creative corners to decorate these niches.

Floor lamps and oversized fixtures are also great for decorating isolated corners with lighting. Workplaces and play corners are also a way to fill in uncomfortable places with the help of special furniture. Watch the video for even more ideas.

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